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i did a search and found very little information regarding this. the ones i did find are usually intermittent. mine seemed to just stopped dead. anyone had this happen to them? i'm out of warranty so just wondering if theres a quick and easy fix or something i can check. or if someone brought it in to repair, just wondering how much it would cost. i'm not very wrench savvy.
Assuming you've done what DogWood suggested... My first thought was wiring, and specifically a connection point. Was the air cleaner serviced recently? I don't know where it is, but I think there is a connection that must be undone when removing the front bumper to perform air cleaner service.
looked in the manual and didnt see a fuse for the parking sensors. i went and listened to each sensor for the ticking noise and found that the middle right sensor had no ticking noise. now i just need to figure out how to get access to it to take a look.
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Front Park assist failure
